How can sculpture shape space for contemplation and reflection?
Lighthouse Steel, water, light, white room 68″x 32″ x 32″ 2017
On top of the obelisk is a pool of water above eye level. Underneath is a hidden electronic assembly programmed to move the water every 35 seconds. The movement of the water is translated onto the four surrounding gallery walls via lights embedded in the top corners of the sculpture. The inverted obelisk produces an immersive phenomenon much like an aurora borealis that surrounds the viewer entirely. The work was created to hold
MONROE ISENBERG 